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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1912
Page
8
A New York woman’s luxury dog suite with four rooms and baths for her three dogs prompts criticism as the piece contrasts the lavish care of pets with numerous children starving for food. The piece laments wasted funds and urges charitable giving over extravagance, hoping misdeed or harm befalls the pets.
The piece discusses Hamilton showing Christmas crime films and the mayor's stance on screening adult content. It argues pictures influence youth, urges guardians to keep content appropriate, and notes low ticket prices and strong attendance by children.
A garbled report describes a stranger named Gottenreich visiting Motel Sherman Office of Manager Krank. He allegedly sold the Hotel Sherman, took a deposit of 20 gold, and a second sum of 20 was promised. Boring and others discuss recovering funds as the visitor is questioned.
A fragmented text from New York discusses a pamphlet titled Double Standard of morality. It argues for equal rights and justice across church state and society, asserting that social and civil fabrics fail when sovereignty is tied to capital. The piece cites Jeaconah and contrasts good and bad women in moral terms.
Report to Governor Marinos praises Ohio workmen compensation law as progressive and best available in the Union. It opposes compulsory legislation and urges minor amendments to the current system overseen by the state industrial insurance board.
The piece notes proponents of new fashion in the United States stressing American styles for women. It mentions Mrs Hughes and Mrs Selly as advocates along with Margaret Mallitz who is reported as attending an event on Saturday at 8 80 47. The tone resembles a society alert with emphasis on fashion and public figures.
A collage of odd clippings complains about diets and bread recipes from various papers including New Yorks Nashville and Ohio State Journal. It promotes bran bread as a brain-tingler and health booster while suggesting winter benefits and moral uplift.
The weather bureau predicts a sequence of disturbances moving from the Southwest to the Northeast this week. Snow is expected in the Northern and Middle states with cold temperatures sweeping the Mississippi Valley by Thursday and the East and West coasts by Friday or Saturday. The pattern begins with a disturbance near the Northwest and Rio Grande valleys and moves eastward toward the Great Plains.
A newspaper feature from Los Angeles details a centenarian named Abraham Silker near the city, who is 15100 years old today. He works six days a week, cuts and piles shacks, and has a long history of labor, walking 15 miles in 65 minutes at age 45 and still moving briskly in his 100s despite odd phrasing in the source.
A man named George Poneh fell and was dragged from a sidewalk near the traction office on Court Street Saturday night. He was taken to the police station and later, awaiting Mayor’s guidance.
The Journal invites letters on any subject for Mail Bag columns with a 250 word limit. Letters must include name and address, not published if requested. The editor will also answer questions he can.
A reader complains about a newspaper, opposing a rate increase and supporting the Journal. The note mentions payment for the paper and questions about the price rise and its impact on the paper’s value. The letter expresses loyalty to the Journal and a desire for continued readership.
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